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Longshoreman Edward L. Cyr III could not drive a car on Oct. 9, 1988, because his license had been s

In a surprise turnaround, a senior Treasury official will tell a Senate panel that the Bush administ

The United States has offered to speed up its timetable for halting production of chemical weapons i

Chicago Mercantile Exchange members submitted a petition to the exchange asking that certain officia

Representatives of service industries that are active in Pacific countries are growing nervous over

OAKLAND PORT PLANS MAY MARITIME FESTIVALOAKLAND, Calif. - The Port of Oakland will hold its

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An overall softening economy in 1990 will not adversely affect the specialty chemical industry as a

FEW OF US WORRY ABOUT EARTHQUAKES when we drive across Manhattan bridges or through the city's tunne

An Agriculture Department analysis says Eastern Europe's market-oriented drive toward greater livest

JAPANESE MINISTER HOPES FOR STRONGER YENJapanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said Tue

WISCONSIN HIRES RAIL CONSULTANTSMADISON, Wis. - Wisconsin's Department of Transportation has

Two expansion projects at the Pasir Panjang terminal are being undertaken by the state-run Port of S

William Bru, whose resignation as president of Norasia Lines Ltd. was an- nounced last week, said Tu

Brazilian importers must limit purchases of foreign goods to a $2 billion ceiling during May and Jun

NORTH AMERICA Leather Goods From Tuscany. May 14-17. New York. Italian leather goods. Contac

Across the prairie under a springtime sun, the biggest hard red winter wheat crop in years is fast a

Pepsico Inc. used a technique that is capturing a growing share of world trade when it swapped soft

The Maritime Administration approved Waterman Steamship Corp.'s plan to revise and lengthen its subs

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Soviet state newspaper Pravda Tuesday reported that domestic grain prices for the 1990 Soviet harves

Nicaragua Tuesday devalued its currency 10 percent against the U.S. dollar on the official market an

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The South Korean government on Tuesday announced its long awaited package aimed at supporting the si

A Portland-based preservation group has acquired the Lightship No. 112, known as the Nantucket, for

The U.S. Shipping Act of 1984 was clearly a compromise between the owners of ships and the shippers

GM UNIT TO SUPPLY PARTS TO TOYOTADelco Products, a division of General Motors Corp., Tuesday

Cocoa prices moved sharply lower Tuesday as concern about large surpluses and prospects for better w

United Parcel Service will re-engine its Boeing Co. 727-100 fleet to reduce noise emissions below St

Fast-moving political change in Eastern Europe - led by the collapse of communism in East Germany an

A host of ocean carrier conferences and two lines want the Federal MaritimeCommission to del

TEXAS DOCTORS FILE WORKERS COMP SUITAUSTIN, Texas - The Texas Medical Association, represent

Recent events in Mexico and Europe indicate major changes ahead for Southern California's internatio

MBIA REPORTS RISE IN NET INCOMEARMONK, N.Y.- MBIA Inc. reported net income of $31.2 million,

Congress is almost certain in the next few weeks to give the Interstate Commerce Commission more pow

A survey of 108 top U.S. and European companies shows 70 percent have re- thought their business pl

MAYBE THIS TIME it's for real. And maybe not. Proponents of paperless trading know how to li

Jomaris Inc., the steamship agency formerly called Johnson Maritime Services Inc., numbers two liner

A $60 billion increase in the International Monetary Fund's resources next year now seems almost ass

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